The phrase "accessories design" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the process or art of creating or designing accessories, such as jewelry, bags, or clothing embellishments.
Example: "The accessories design for the upcoming fashion show features a blend of modern and vintage styles."
Alternatives: "design of accessories" or "accessory design".
Having previously worked in New York on accessories design for Marc Jacobs and Gap, the British-born designer moved back to the UK to take over at Mulberry.
The big winners this year, anyway, were Phillip Lim for accessories design, Thom Browne for men's wear and the Proenza Schouler designers Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez for women's wear, their third time getting the top prize in five years.
PAMELA LOVE, the jewelry designer and a nominee for this year's newcomer award for accessories design from the Council of Fashion Designers of America.
The former Céline accessories design director Johnny Coca was also brought in as creative director.
A former vice president for accessories design at Liz Claiborne, Ms. Ronis turned her hobby into a business, Lisa Ronis Personal Matchmaking, three years ago.
IN the workroom of My Cute Bag, a handbag and accessories design studio in Bohemia, Christina Caspar, 9, of Mount Sinai glued rhinestones around a lace butterfly appliqué on a red, orange and yellow plaid fabric pocketbook.
Customers can choose from a range of classic and colorful accessories designed exclusively for NOOK by renowned designers kate spade new york, Jack Spade, Jonathan Adler, Tahari and others.
Customers can choose from a range of classic and colorful accessories designed exclusively for NOOK devices by renowned designers kate spade new york, Jack Spade, Jonathan Adler, Tahari and others.
Customers can buy DC Comics-inspired clothing and accessories designed by Converse, Psycho Bunny, Jack Spade and more.
And with the latest travel accessories designed for these gadgets, you can stay plugged in way beyond the sidewalk.
Lost Property of London uses abandoned fabric to create accessories designed and made in London using traditional techniques.
